Last year, Amazon was the world's largest corporate buyer of renewable energy.

Meaning all and more of our energy comes from wind farms like this one.

Guys, what happened to recording that a solar bomb?

To learn more, visit about amazon.com.

At least sustainability.

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short-haired widows, vandal,

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I'm Northern Kentucky University political scientist Michael Baranowski. My guest today is Adam Swart, the founder of Crowds on

Demand, the original paid protesting firm, and a leading expert on protests, political optics,

and narrative strategy. A lifetime liberal, Adam now finds himself increasingly not liberal enough

for many in the modern left, and that's something we're going to get into,

along with a bunch of other stuff.

Adam Swart, welcome to the show.

Mike, thank you so much for having me on.

I'm looking forward to it.

So I thought we'd just start with your organization, Crowds on Demand.

You could talk about when you founded it, why you founded it, and well, what it does.

So, Mike, Crowds on Demand has been around since 2012. So we've been in business for 13 years.

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